Tutor Biography - Neil Maclean-Martin

 

Neil started his career with a BSc in Sports Science from Staffordshire university where he continued, after graduating, to lecture in sports physiology and nutrition.

From there he went on to gain his masters in physiotherapy from Glasgow Caledonian University. Since then he has worked in the NHS, several private physiotherapy and sports medicine clinics and for the Scottish Institute of Sport. He has worked in many sports with national teams including Athletics, Hockey and Judo as well as working with elite athletes from track and field, skiing, swimming, rugby, rowing, hockey and Judo.

 

Recently he has been travelling all over the world as the lead physiotherapist with Great Britain Judo on the World Cup Circuit and throughout their Olympic preparation camps.

 

 

Major Games include:

• IOC physiotherapist at Athens 2004 Olympic Games

• Scotland Team Physiotherapist at Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games

• Lead Physiotherapist with Great Britain Judo
  Beijing 2008 Olympic Games

   

• Scotland Team Physiotherapist at Delhi 2012 Commonwealth Games

 

Testimonials

"I found the practical sessions really helpful in helping me improve my confidence".
Grantham 2007

 

"I found the content of the course very informative and I learnt a lot from it. I enjoyed the mix of practical and theory components, overall very enjoyable, thank you very much".
Eastbourne 2008

 

"Constant examples from real life sporting situations made it very interesting and easy to remember".
Brunell 2007